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The Colour of Rain

by Emma Tennant
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First published in 1963 under the pen name of Catherine Aydy, this is Tennant's first novel. It recounts episodes in the lives of a group of privileged, empty people. It is a soap opera of childish adults, moving from one diversion to the next, pretending to be civilised. But their constructed world is fragile. It might be self-supporting, but it is obvious how easily it can break or dissolve. Told largely through dialogue and a brittle prose that reflects the lives of its characters, this is an intriguing novel. It records a very exciting time in British history – when children stopped dressing like their parents, when music would influence an entire generation – the incredible cultural phenomenon of the 1960s.

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Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing

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  • ISBN: 9781448211357
  • Release date: February 28, 2013

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  • ISBN: 9781448211357
  • File size: 1972 KB
  • Release date: February 28, 2013

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English

First published in 1963 under the pen name of Catherine Aydy, this is Tennant's first novel. It recounts episodes in the lives of a group of privileged, empty people. It is a soap opera of childish adults, moving from one diversion to the next, pretending to be civilised. But their constructed world is fragile. It might be self-supporting, but it is obvious how easily it can break or dissolve. Told largely through dialogue and a brittle prose that reflects the lives of its characters, this is an intriguing novel. It records a very exciting time in British history – when children stopped dressing like their parents, when music would influence an entire generation – the incredible cultural phenomenon of the 1960s.

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Fiction Literature